127 1st Street - Affordable .73 Acre Lot in Crescent City
🔥 Your Peaceful Florida Escape Starts Here - Farm, Build, Enjoy - Agricultural Use. Your .73 Acre Lot on 127 1st Street, Crescent City, FL - (NO HOA) 🏡🌴
🌿 Dreaming of your own private retreat away from it all? This oversized .73-acre lot in beautiful Crescent City, Florida offers the peace, privacy and potential you've been searching for.
Whether you're planning a future homestead, want a place to farm, or a base for occasional RV or camping getaways, you can't go wrong here.🏕️
It's perfect for weekend getaways, snowbird retreats, or just owning a quiet slice of Florida without the hassle of HOAs or big monthly payments.
✅ Use the land while you pay
✅ No HOA
✅ Quiet, peaceful location
✅ Owner financing—no banks or credit checks
✅ 60-Day Love Your Land Guarantee
Escape the hustle and own your slice of Putnam County, FL for just $500/down + $249/document fee and $429/month/80 months!
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Prefer a discounted cash deal? Reserve this piece of land for $500/down + $249/document fee. We'll follow-up with you to finalize the payment balance details.
🌟 Your Private Buildable (once owned) Agricultural Zoned Rural Lot in the Heart of Crescent City. Own It For Just $500/down + $249/document fee and $429/mo for 80 months! 🌿
Details
OWNER FINANCING - No credit checks. No interest charges.
CREDIT CARDS CAN BE USED TO MAKE A RESERVATION FOR THE DOWN AND DOC FEE.
BUILDABLE LOT
No HOA.
Dirt Road. On high and dry ground!
Agricultural Zoned Land/Vacant Land.
Tent-camping friendly for 14 days at a time or 120 non-consecutive days every year!
Mobile home? Tiny Home? Allowed only after legal access has been established.
Great outdoors. Scenic views. Amenities for you to explore.
Dreaming of a peaceful weekend escape, a future homesite, or a place to park your RV and unwind? This .73-acre lot on 127 1st St. in Crescent City, Florida might be just what you’ve been searching for!
📌 Location Address: 127 1st Street, Crescent City, FL
🧾 Parcel ID: 06-13-28-1800-0030-0090
Legal Description: CRESCENT CITY HEIGHTS ADD, MB3 P131 BLK 3 LOTS 9 TO 20
📐 Size: .73 acres
🏕 Zoning: Agricultural (AG)
Allows RV/camping (with limits), Building (after property is owned)
🏞 County: Putnam
⚡ Utilities:
Water: would have to drill a well
Sewer/Septic: Would have to install septic system
Electric: Would have to contact Clay Electric Cooperative Inc (+13863281432) or PFL
Gas: Would have to contact Putnam Propane Inc (+8005158391) or Courtesy Gas (+19048292709)
Waste: Would have to contact Waste Pro - Interlachen C & D Facility (+13866849075), Putnam County Land Fill (+13866842460)
🪵 Terrain: Uncleared & flat—easy to access and ideal for quick setup
🚗 Road Access: Dirt Road
🚫 HOA: None
💸 Annual Taxes: Approx. $145/year
⛺ Use While You Pay: Yes (within zoning limits)
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Nearby Attractions/City
Etoniah Creek Wildlife Management Area
Etoniah Creek WMA includes more than 7,185 acres in northern Putnam County. The area is home to many wildlife species as well as a wildlife or travel corridor for the Florida black bear. Scrub, flatwoods, scrubby flatwoods, and sandhill are the main community types. Etoniah Creek State Forest contains one of only two known population of the endangered Etonia rosemary found on public land. Etoniah Creek, Rice Creek, and Falling Branch flow through scenic bottomland hardwoods along seepage slope ravines to George’s Lake. White-tailed deer, bobcat, fox squirrel, wild turkey, eastern diamondback rattlesnake and great horned owl are commonly found in the forest. More info at https://myfwc.com/
St. Johns River
The St. Johns River is the longest river in the U.S. state of Florida, stretching 310 miles (500 km) from Indian River County to the Atlantic Ocean in Duval County. It was designated as one of the American Heritage Rivers in 1997 and pegged by an environmental organization as the 6th Most Endangered River in America in 2008. The Saint Johns is north-flowing, which is somewhat unusual among U.S. rivers.
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